Urahara Kisuke (
crimsonmischief) wrote2010-11-06 09:23 pm
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007 || Of Leather Pants and Bare Chests
Would anyone happen to know where my shirt disappeared off to? I mean, the necklace and leather pants are quite nice, but it does tend to get a bit chilly without a shirt on.
And yes, I did try putting on other shirts and jackets, but they all vanish within seconds of my pulling them on! I really do hope they return soon... Having to shop for a new wardrobe wasn't in my plans.
{OOC: As requested, Crimson has been dressed up as Jim Morrison.}
And yes, I did try putting on other shirts and jackets, but they all vanish within seconds of my pulling them on! I really do hope they return soon... Having to shop for a new wardrobe wasn't in my plans.
{OOC: As requested, Crimson has been dressed up as Jim Morrison.}
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Both options were equally enticing, and you didn't say I could only pick one.
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[She's just going to...let him, while she decides whether she wants to encourage him or discourage him.]
[Adds honey to her own tea, since she's not in the mood for anything bitter.]
With any luck, it'll help keep you from getting sick.
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Would Bastet-san take care of me if I got sick?
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[He's being patient--he's been patient. And while she's grateful, she won't let gratitude push her faster and farther than she's ready to go. They've come far enough that she knows it's a matter of when they take the next step, not if.]
[But part of her still shies away from the idea of letting someone that close again, so she hopes he can be patient a little longer. Both mugs of tea are prepared, but she doesn't pick them up, instead turning in his arms and looking up at him, leaning back against the counter and putting the barest amount of space between them.]
So it looks like you're stuck with me.
[She lays a hand on top of his where it still rests on her hip, hoping he understands she's not saying 'no'--she's just saying saying 'not yet.']
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I can't see a downside.
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Of course not, you'd get a private nurse. And you'd actually have an excuse to be lazy for once.
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[He took a sip of his tea, hurt gray eyes looking at her from over the brim.]
I'm hurt that you think that of me.
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Somehow I doubt it.
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[Sniffling and addressing the tea now.]
Oh to be lonely and misunderstood in this world...
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[pause]
How kind of you to think of those less fortunate than you.
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I am known for my kindness, aren't I~?
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Maybe to those who don't know any better.
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Are you saying that I'm not kind?
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I'm saying it's not your defining trait, once someone gets to know you.
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Then what is my defining trait?
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[looks innocent]
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[wow this is tasty]
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Oh yeah...]
So why does Genius want me to ask you about him before we get ice cream together?
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Ah, right.
[Tugs at his blanket]
Let's go sit on the couch. It's a bit of a long story.
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So, sometimes the elevator takes people to the fourth floor. No one knows how, and as far as I know, no one has ever been able to get there on purpose. Generally, if you get there by yourself, you get taken to a replica of someplace familiar to you. If you go in a group, you see someone's memory--maybe yours, maybe a companion's.
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